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Meeting people from a variety of professions and those who have made splash in Korea, big or small. From human stories to a quiz tailor made for our special guests, and even an irresistible surprise gift! An entertaining chat overflowing with Daily K's unique charm!

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Recent Guests

Song Hyeong-jong
CEO of the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
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Episode: Song Hyeong-jong, CEO of the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
Chin Chong-nan
Professor of Korean language with 34 years of experience in Korean language education.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Episode: Professor Chin Chong-nan (Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
Jin Jeong-ran
Professor, Faculty of Korean Language at Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (CUFS)
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Episode: Profressor Chin Chong-nan (Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
Hyoung Woo Jang
Professor of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery
Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
Episode: Professor Chang Hyoung Woo from the Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
Soojin Han
World-renowned violinist, subject of interview
Violinist, English Chamber Orchestra collaborations
Episode: Violinist Soojin Han
Kim Jung-heon
Chairman of the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation
Taekwondo Promotion Foundation
Episode: Kim Jung-heon, Chairman of the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation
Kim Hern Sik
Culture critic and PhD in cultural information content
Culture critique / Korean cultural commentary
Episode: 150th Anniversary of Baekbeom Kim Koo Special: [Korea, a Cultural Powerhouse] with Popular Culture Critic Kim Hern Sik
Sujan Shakya
Broadcaster, author of Highly Personal Nepal, immigrant mentor, and ambassador for Nepalese-Korean交流
Parachute manufacturing company (mentioned), Author, Immigrant Mentor
Episode: Broadcaster Sujan Shakya
Yeom Seung-Hwan
Director at LS Securities
LS Securities
Episode: Director Yeom Seung-Hwan from LS Securities

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Peter Bint
Host of Hashtag Daily K / Peters on the Block

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Professor Chin Chong-nan (Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
Q: When you are developing textbooks or even curriculum, what do you think is like an important factor, the most important factor?
She emphasizes organizing material systematically and combining listening, speaking, reading, and writing in an easy and engaging way. Textbooks for international learners should also account for cultural differences and use broadly relatable examples.
Professor Chin Chong-nan (Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
Q: When you have a first class with international students learning from beginner level, what words of advice or thoughts do you usually share with them about studying Korean?
She demonstrates the instruction “listen and speak,” using gestures to show beginners what to do even when they do not share a language with the teacher.
Song Hyeong-jong, CEO of the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
Q: For someone not so familiar with the arts, it may be a bit complicated, but if you say art, or performance, where should we start?
Song advises people to attend performances, notice their own reactions and talk about the experience with others. Art does not need to be difficult, since each person responds from their own life experience.
Song Hyeong-jong, CEO of the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture
Q: What kind of efforts are you making for those people?
Song says Seoul offers many free cultural exhibitions and performances and recommends checking the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture's information to find them.
Profressor Chin Chong-nan (Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
Q: What makes teaching Korean online, particularly effective, and what is a disadvantage of teaching online compared to a physical classroom?
Online teaching is efficient and flexible, enabling cost and time savings, repeatable listening, and 24/7 access to materials. A key disadvantage is the input volume and the need for strong self-motivation and practice to translate passive watching into active language use.

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Listeners are drawn to in-depth conversations with a wide range of guests connected to Korea, from culture and arts to business, diplomacy, and everyday life in Korea. Episodes frequently explore Korea's soft power and global cultural footprint, with discussions that bridge traditional art forms, modern media, and policy or industry trends. Notable patterns include intimate profiles of cultural practitioners (artists, translators, performers), niche industry experts (defense, securities, ramyun), and cross-cultural perspectives (France–Korea, Nepal–Korea, Colombia–Korea), often peppered with interactive segments, audience Q&As, and guest-focused quizzes. Expect thoughtful context on Korean culture and society, plus actionable takeaways for ... more

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